BAPTIST UNION.
GROUPING OF CHURCHES. At a meeting of the Auckland auxiliary of the Baptist Union in the Tabernacle Church yesterday, the president, Mr. K. Penman, presiding, the Morrinsvilie an # Cambridge churches were formed into a group under the Rev X Garlici, and 'J was agreed to place the Sandringham ana White Swan "churches under the supervision of the Rev. A. Crompton. A sum of £5 was voted as initial expenses to the Social Service Association, which reported having assisted various congregations with money and goods. In a report on the activities of the Foreign Missions Committee, Mr. A. Dow said the Rev. J. Ings had been appointed president, and the Rev. A. don rice-president. A film showing niissionary work in India had already a. success and was to be screened in churches within the next five weeks.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20925, 15 July 1931, Page 12
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